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whats up with this? getting kinda nervous. plus the fact that Garza has been prone to the long ball recently and the Jays lead the league in homers........

might be buying this one back.
 

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you play tb nymet.........i think is a good play..........why you buying this one back.
 

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Going to Sports Options now to see if this is a steam play.
 

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whats up with this? getting kinda nervous. plus the fact that Garza has been prone to the long ball recently and the Jays lead the league in homers........

might be buying this one back.

Why would you put something in so early :think2:
 

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depending on the bet size you are going to eat some cash...better than risking the original bet amount. in this case it's not so I'm letting it go.

Having a massive -EV bet and "buying it back" with another -EV bet is.... well let me just say I bet books love you.
 

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Having a massive -EV bet and "buying it back" with another -EV bet is.... well let me just say I bet books love you.

what are you talking about? get a life.

I put in Rays at -140 for 40$ to win 30$ if I bought it back +115 for 30$ it would pay 34$ and I'd lose a total of 6$ instead of risking my original bet amount and possibly losing.
 

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I put in Rays at -140 for 40$ to win 30$ if I bought it back +115 for 30$ it would pay 34$ and I'd lose a total of 6$ instead of risking my original bet amount and possibly losing.

So your initial bet has a -6.68718% expected value and you plan on buying it back with a wager of -2.02983% expected value.

This is assuming a +119/-120 probability (Matchbook odds), your calculations are the same right? I mean, you've been gambling for years, surely you know how to calculate basic expected value?
 

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List of books that have a better price than +115...

- Bet Phoenix +116
- BetEd +120
- Skybook +118
- Jazz / ABC Islands / Loose Lines +117
- Matchbook (not technically a book) +119
- Bodog +125
- BetOnline +122

- JustBet +116
- Legends +119
- Rebate Wager +116
- Guardian +116
 

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So your initial bet has a -6.68718% expected value and you plan on buying it back with a wager of -2.02983% expected value.

This is assuming a +119/-120 probability (Matchbook odds), your calculations are the same right? I mean, you've been gambling for years, surely you know how to calculate basic expected value?

I really could care less right now about "expected value" on a measly 30$ bet that if I were to buy back and the Rays lost I would be eating 6$. Frankly I don't see why you care so much either.

but like I said in this case it is really not a big deal to me so I am letting it go. I agreed with you already before that if this bet was a higher amount I would not be "buying back"
 

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